... leaf-mould, and sand suits this class of plants admirably. Freesias.—force of the best town fuchsias are Mrs. Marshall. MBA Welsh, Lady lisytesbury, Scarcity, Sedan. Monarch, Eiegance.and Gen. Roberts. Such as these should, therefore, be prepagated and grown ...

... without an allowance of 3lbto lb. of meal per bead. Of ail kinds of meal, none is equal in milk-producing piopcrties to bean or pea meal—a fact which finds a ready explanation in the circumstance that bean or ]>ea meal contains on an average from 25 per ...

... doctor. RATE= Mixso.—A lady had two children skit with the measles. She wrote to a friend for the best cure for it. The friend had received a cote from another lady asking bow to make pickles. Somehow the two notes got mixed. The lady who enquired about the ...

... Princess of Wales and the other princesses and princes in the order thee state etiquette enjoins. The royal ladies are dressed lihe the other ladies, except that her Majesty wears a wasianaczown, from which harp the loose drapery of a tells veil. On tee ...

... dignified young ladies ' who resent any familiarity, and do not Acme to be cooeibeted. ]'ou are a Amager to us, Mrs. Crandon, said Marian, provoked at tbeae complaints. And you are a trua %%ynyard in temper SS Well SA looks r that lady retorted scornfully ...

... td; leeks, 5d per bunch; sound old cakes, 3d per lb. ; mustard and cress, 4d ; mixed salad, 9d per puor.et ; seakale, Is to Is ed; celery, Is; asparagus, Is to 3s ed per bundle; peas, 9i to Is ed per peck; French beans, Is; spinach, 3d; mushrooms, Is ...

... was away and he had money to take him lu again. she gave him .‘l*. and directed the •*. rranf* him a meal. afterward* milt'd upon Afrs. Hart.-horn. a lady living Ivor, and with tie ■».* »c pretence obtained a similar of lit eral supply of f«H»d in the afterward* ...

... writes As the meson approaches to, travelling I beer that serious partise of ladies are brag formed for expeditions to Norway. Haring tasselled Uwe wolf with another lady, I think they ought to bs made aware that it is sot at all the country for writs ...

... Eneaud ame. the Maniere:incr.:l, Tux autumn muster, parade, and roll-call ef the 2nd and 3rd Battalions of the tiren diet —turd. leek place rec. ntiv at ‘l'..m,,gton S t. jarnee . s.park. London. The troops, who numbered nearly 100 mss. were formed up at nine ...

... shooting pony. TDRRR persons have died at Geneva through having eaten some poisonous fungi, which they had mistakim for mushrooms. Loan RANDOLPH CHCRCINILL loss given a conditicnal promise to addrogs a meeting of Cheshire Conaervat tvee at Stockport during ...

... efforts to cheer her husband r Berlin. and administer consolation to him are unceasing. Fastimucs. She had—broken-hearted lady—insisted on being brought to his bedside. Late; than thia—at about nine o'clock—a slight temporary improvement set in, and ...

... exhilmtal with ohm pride 111, tall bat with a balled-bole to it. Leek at that hob, will yon T Yea sae that, if it had Wm a low. wombed bat, I altookt bat* boo killed outright. • FASRION.—A lady sated a minister if might pay attention to dims and Whim without ...